oh yes!
recently I added a "/bin/echo bla bla bla" in may .bashrc to have some
host info when I log in. Removing that echo solved the problem!
Thank you a lot!
Hi lucato
>
> the init.d script that start sshd is the debian default:
(..)
> $SSHD_OPTS is an empty variable in /etc/default/ssh:
If you are using default init with enpty options then sshd reads the
configuration
file in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. That's fine.
Now your local sftp client log has som
Hi Josep, thank you, I've done what you say and this is the output:
debian:/etc# sftp -v [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Connecting to localhost...
OpenSSH_4.2p1 Debian-5, OpenSSL 0.9.
Hello lucato
You have enabled remote root login in your sshd_config. Anyway doucle check
that this is the actual configuration file being read when sshd starts (see
your init scripts).
To debug your problem try to use sftp in the local server from command line:
sftp -v [EMAIL PROTECTED]
paste
Hello, I am used to connect to my LAN server using sftp (with tectia client), logging in as "root".
My server is a Debian testing updated day by day.
Since 2 or 3 days I am unable to connecto to the server as "root".
If I try to connect with another account I get in; seems that some software are bl
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